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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

That is gold which IS worth gold. Health
is worth more than gold. Don't neglect 4
cough or cold and let il remain 70 irritate
the lungs when 50 cent bottle Of Or. Bige-
lows Positive Cure viii promptly aud safely
cure any recent cough cold or throat or lung
trouble. Buy toe dollar bottle of L. K.
Wilson for chronic cases or family use. En-
dorsed by physicians and druggists. Pleas
ant 10 take
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Get your Carpets cleaned
aud Relaid by the Grand Rap
IDS Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and A. Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
OF references. The only car
pet cleaning machine IN the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. N. ALLEN, Manager.
N. B.-Mr. M. Y. Clenment is
10 longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Probably never u ths azssoEy u CoazA
As1ieiass bAs 4nY zrilele nzsi sEcoess - -.
% TIA snlca Ass oeza s1csrEs FaE D..
ksls's $ osnt C0Ggo Cure Ia91s41cs x
hopeless c4ses ii Coughs, Gods. az Cen
sam Dt.o1 h4gs yis-1ec - this traly ulir4cu-
l0lls remedy. foE l1ls reason se tssl ssF-
r4a1sd Ia rskl2g olr reputation AM ua91sg
ca Is a1srrils sod - Psck Bro =. II. &
+ IN. " Il I-e1s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

DR. Jones Red Glover Tonic Is not stln-
al -at bar = nerve TODD. restoring nerve
force loaf og sickness or excessive mengs.
WORK or The use Of liquor. opiu@ mOrPbins
or tobacco. IL supplies food for nerve Us
sues and Dy is gentle operative scEi0n re
moves a. restraint from the secretlve or
.su, hence. curing AL diseases OF stomach
snd liver L K. Wilson viii supply fhe
genuine Red Cloaef Tonic Al 50 cents :
oCtL4s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
Racki.n,a Arniea sslv,.

THE BEST 5ALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, ChilblGins,
Corns and all Skin ETuptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t "
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sals st Vim. Ii .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

The best on ssrlL CAT truly be said Of
Gnsgs G.ycerins Salye whicn Is sure,
safr and speedy euIe for cuts. bruises, sea lds
rlrns. wounds and all other sores. VIII
positively cure piles. teller and al skin
erupu0ns Try this wonder healer. Salts
Gcuon guaran,eed or money refunded
Only = csats Sold by T. Z. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

slav f-E s.5x. Piss sl0 . %. hsht
s. .1- -o-.a r.esl1x sl.llsl-la.
1aeFes. s4Ftsl.y3 ccEs
g. HL.1. .t.es-rs aut feeders. o. Hafl3A
~leeD D-,tIl. .~r. -asf4, si .afl ~. 1oolec
s. L.a.lA .l. lamb - s3a65a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

boONeS s-o-s' = = sssss.sS ~ -
81 aay CoAe. 1setkizg k4-zs. o.
Ssoa4zrh D3scfders. cza be re1etse
IS 1acs - zz1g AckeTs B4bg aoo@Aes.
Is es1zalns 70 Ov.am or AerF1lEz.
eeure Is safe. Pree = csnts So >
". :. Whiss .as Z. Z. wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

rsrnsuar rer W save removed acrrss the
srees Ga oar own new 5Eileirg Ncs ~ sn.i
81 Aorroe - 10 mere re1t % pav Cans.
q as and >iirrrwsrs pricss wsv down. II
Esorsri Scas s 90.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
Tnla.ie-iyh.at.
oKANO RAPIOs AlAnKErS

May 5-Wkea.-f irm and quiet. Cash. rcgu
Tar e lass Shore. s65.c Nay s3.c Juae
81 i.e. Auxlst .o.4g.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

2sq 1-Ins la9zst aas aniet Ia e. fepzr,
nsar 1F -ae -1as s-llas t-I co-.9n s.o1s @iLA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

LADIES' Ttr teHnonafflr a1hsnca fhaf~
heauv vitt rvra-ei chsik. su- these
Fao cs-nr xitss have - hus II nstrrr
use freentr nstics Il. i.,rfsshie Fsoa
Poxder- Seif ~ r r. : .z-~
nr1axist
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

The undersigned rill pay the highest mar
kss arcs f.r Iefuieck aarx 60 sa l,ssed ca
cars on snr side track uorth of Grand Ran
is. Carresroutsence solicited
II q Cftrx
ras to.t.---.-.s r-~.,,7 49,. tf,L
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

Yen ~ sr'sr Hesfixs< and L4ris
Ta,g~ Sears fren - ffranc Rsc1ss. axzns
Co P.ay - teiseaoaa EsA s-&A
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06

ny Ml0MN alT1ys acE.y,s. hsEe n.s9
Soother at hand. It is the only safe
medicine yet made that viii remove all
infantile disorders. Il contains no Opium
or Morphine. but gives the child ndturdl
srss from PAIN. Price % cents. Sold by
i 4. Z. Wilson and w. E White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-06
MORGAN & AVERY,
EXCLUSIVE
Carpet House.
FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our steek OF Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and az prices that cannot
DC undersold. The stock COM
prises everything 10 be found in
q hrst-elass Carpet House.
Our Drapery Department is
replete with all the Novelties.
We ale Sole Agents for Cor
ticine the best floor covering
known TO the trade. Over
1000 yards sold IN this city
alone.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

oncrs were visited hv numerous ciu.
lens who-out OF Curiosity--w wanted
to see them aud hear what they had
tO say The men were in u, joining
cell, and could distinctly hear. each.
what the other ,a.d. When Turner
was asked 1t Patterson was guilty he
would reply ju the affirmative aud
Patterson never failed to reply that it
was not true \ dispute would then
follow. each swearing los all that was
good and holy that hcwas right aud
tac other wrong.
uurH rRAYtp lNcrs~ANuN
and when the moh was at its loudcst
,hcy literally rollcd ON the hoor In
fear audagony. When the prisoners
were told that the mlinr, aud Gat
ling gun had appeared they crew
luictcr aud rested uudcr ~ feeling of
safety Tho statement iu one of the
morning pnpers indicating that Pat
tcrson could prove an alibt
Us Nur utLEvtp.
strongly contradictory that theory is
another story which was ,o,d by Pat
tcr-on few day s ago, when he claim
cd that he had been assi-tlu9 y lady
To move at the time OF The assault
This upon Investigation was found
to he totally false.
MISS lENNlE BOWMAN
continues in the same dangerous con-
dition She Is feeling lttlc cn-icr
thi- morning. under the influence of
opiatcs. but it is stiil thought that She
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

Gonc uu business to ~aiudo, WIZ he
Sa'k 'Io-Ni.ht.

t.onc on Itusiurs~ to Saiudo, VIII he
isn'k Io-Ntaht.
Dr. Frank Tanning closed "a busy
week, last night, having been forced
to turn away many. so grUu was the
crush TO obtain his healing offices, hy
tho Waco afflicted people. to whom
ne had bccumc kuowu by the rcputn
ton now become solid and pAsl MS
-nults Of doubt or envy. He has Ger
miuly attracted more attention than
any olngc attraction which hRs ever
visited Waco. lie l- nj Snado now,
having been called there by IL dispatch
from cen. Tom Harrison 10 -upGrn.
tend the removal of Gen. llnrris1n's
daughter MIR. Walter IiOb,rt-on nee
Niles Mary Lou Harrison who !, TO
bo placed under Doctor Fan
nlng's treatment and il Is
firmly believed that Notwithstanding
the stubborn inllnmatory rheumatism
with which this lady has so long boon
afflicted, she viii recover under DR.
Ianning'- treatment.
An EXAMINER reporter met Mr..
JOscphJ. BOgart yesterday and learn
ed from hun that Mrs. BugArt WAS
rapidly improving under the treat
mcnt of the electric doctor whose
teats ut healing have lalcly mado 70
profound an impression In this city.
Mr., Bogart is the Floor Walker at
sanger Bros. and his wife has been
an invalid for sixteen years,
and it is sald she was married on
CrutChcs. ShO was u marvellous com
pliCatiOn Of agOnics until DR.. tanning
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
Thousands nrCuillc slaughtered
aud the Disease Goes spread
ing DciN iu& all Remedy.
NON. LC>itr of Montana issues
Ills Proclamation ui Quarun.
tine Against infected states.


CmCAGo. Aprii So \ local paper
say, TINS morning The plcuro-pucu.
muula according ia statistics of the
state Live stock Commis sion, l. more
prevalent in Chicago and it's Vicinity
than ever before, and it has been
found necessary To quarantine the
district between tho Lake and the
pesp,aiucs river lying north OF
Twenty second street including the
towns OF Lakcview and Jefferson.
Since the first discovery Of the dis.
ease last ia.l it has been spreading
slowly despite the preventive adop-
ted 10y the Commission and heartily
forwarded by private parties and
also helped on by the municipal au-
thOritiC,, IL has now become cpi-
dcmic and, apparently, can only be
cradicstcd by sacrificing Nil the cattle
that have been exposed to it. \ cs-
terGay the estimate or rather the
actual count OF the veterinarian sur.
geons engaged herein the duty otcN-
drpation
OF ms HORRIBLE PLAGUE
showed that 500 head of cattle are in
quarantine and that 2O5O head, so lar
have been slaughtered. The number
in quarantine two weeks ago wiz
lO,2ju. the decrease being due entire
iy to the slHughtcring method II
vogue All the animals inspected
are marked with II tag in order tC
prevent their removal without Icr
mission. Chairman Pearson says TIA,
4 crescent outbreak Of the disease
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
coke WORKERS

Emerson, Penn, April 3O.--lhe Nj.
crs Amalgatcd association OF the coke
region met here to.dny to consider
hcaWard of Umpire Jackson OF the
Coke Arbitration Board 1t wa dc.
cided to accept the award. The date
was fixed to make the new demand
for n ~ - per cent. advance IN wa
gcs 10 take effect in six days thorcaf-
ter the alternative to ben strike. A
committee was appointed to confer
with the knights OF Labor miners and
if possible; to secure their co.opera.
ton In making the strike general
over 5000 men are Interested.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
LADIES DRAWERS.

30 SSIltss.
Muslin drawer tucked and hem
med,
30 SC1Atss.
Tucked aud ruilled and well made,
3S Gents.
Tucked and trimmed with lace.
40 Cents.
Twenty rows OF fine small tucks,
we'll made.
EE Cc41tS.
-Four inch Hamburg rulllos and five
rows OF tuCks.
70 Cc1ltts.
Six small and three large rows OF
tucks, four inch Hamburg edgiug, and
n great many styles in lace and en-
broidcry trimming at 70, - cents
81, $l.25 and Sl5O, These are
all new, choice and clean goods nj
low prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
IIc LocaIinion

CncINNArl q, April 80, Tho
Local Union OF Iron Moldcr7' rcbcll-
cd against the authority Of the M
tioua Union aud determined to re
sumo wolk on Monday uoxt Mt old
rates and accept ST. Louis patterns or
any others that may oo offered, Pres
ident Fuzpatrick Of the Nationa.
uion failed to control his men in
Cincinnati.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
II MilI-NotkIllIIcr

CurcAGo; April 80. Bridget Nor
gan wnllo engaged la-t evening IN
cutting some bauanns from u hugo
bunch was severely. slung on me
right thumb by taranlula when
was concealed in the fruit, In short
time tho entire limb WAS terribly
swollen while the pain was most OK.
cruciatiug. Physicians are hopeful OF
saving her life, but are by no means
confident OF recovery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
LADIES GOWNS.
40 Ocl1fH.

40 Sc1ltEs.
food quality muslin, full ruille NIL
round yoke.
Ga SSnts-s.
Mother Hubbard style. fun tucked
and well made.
70 Co1ltsB.
Mother Hubbard style. tucked yokcs
and cdgiug round neck and sleeves.
30 Cents.
Mother Hubbard style. twenty
tucks, two rows ofedgiug and one in
scrliug, and large assortment of
ladies muslin gowns at special salc
prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

INTKINUES IIIE OIIITKCII
ROME, April 80. Tho Vatican has
notified France that General Bouan-
gers military law, which refuses cX-
youths or men studying for tho
priesthood is an infringement OF tho
Coucordut and has demanded its
withdrawal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

Il On Monday and during the week ladies will
do vel to pay a visit to our Ladies' Under
weal Department and inspect the splendid
value we offer in Ladies and Children's I'm
dervear We shall offer the entire stock ola
manufacturer bought by us at very low fig
1res Material and workmanship, when COM
,ared with the prices, will show largely in
avor of the former.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

PuTsBCRo, April 3O.-Truo bills
were to-day found against thirteen
Panhandle railroad employees, ar-
rested on the charge Of robbiug
freight cars. The cases win probably
come up iortriaI sometime next week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
Received AT pngu, .sur uusCIIc
with Crcni Demonstration OF
boy 10y III, Friends.
~ j. said ihr Italians Have Been
Wet hi - Great Army
at The lhl ,siniln,.


PARIS, April 5O.--Thc foreign ohico
has satisfied the prcss of this city that
Nchuacbcls has Just been released by
order ot Emperor William,
SouNAruFLs Al HOME
pARs, April 80. NJ ~chuacbcls.
who was released from prison ycstcr-
duy 10y order OF the German govern
mcut and who nt once departed from
Metz where he was iucarccrntcd, Ar-
rived at midnight at pdRuy sur Mo-.
-ollc. Ills wife and son met him at
tho station where were also as
emOlcd tho
ENItRE rortLACE
of the town, headed 10y all the officers
of the municipality. VI Schnacbcls
received au ovation from the crowd
which cried out: "Nivc la France,
Nivc Schnacbcl-" Aflcr short stay
VI. Schnacbcls proceeded to Paris. lie
declined To bc interviewed bv mem
bers OF the press.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

CAIRO, April 30 y report has been
received hero from MAs-owah to tine
effect that the Italians advanced to
capture Ncrn and meta strong force
OF Ahyssiuiun- who gave them battle
The result of the fight ls iu doubt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
t.CriiI!tIil.
LAMuIINE AM UnNrLr.

HAMNTTkN ANN NfNTIE'
ErkdN, April 3D Emperor Will
liam has signed an order tor the re-
icasc of ~chnacbcls. IL il reported
that VI. llcrbcttc speaks in the high
est terms of Gcrmany's courteous
treatment in connection with the af-
fnir.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

WcHIi know misfortune oVcrtnIses
men frequently when thcir cup OF
nnppincss ~ well utgh briniull. rms
~ illustrated above rms gentleman
came iutO my store to buN H tea cent
hnndi1crchtcT, but being attracted bN
the many elegant nnd ch"np thugs IN
clothing, shtrIs. sOCks. ties, etC., hc
bought nnd bought hnd bought, and
amongst other thtugs, "a couple Of -
Iuch maud bng.. which, being uitcd
with his uenrubics. hr ErNsncd mud
started for tHc depot. arriving there
lust Ia time 10 be TOO lhtr for Jbc
train nfcOu-sc tku'w nothing OfmN
customers bRd iuch ttil hp Vutne la
thnt afternoon nnd t"id me about ~
He assured us. however, thnt he did
not care so much for getting lcft, Rs
bts purchase was 80 hiuch better OU"
tiinn ne COuId make in the iitttc fONu
uf DRItRs " mere hc ltN"h.
NOTE-IhOso WbO may wish 10 know
Mnctnor the nbON" ~ true ar UniN -
i0i,c. wan cnlI ~ my store nnd gct nj
tic particular.
MALL DRY. the ClOthier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
NISCII uONOPOLI
Thc Ncw Euainnd people nave itum
NIorncr uu Tie Nhtcr.

The Ncw England people Have Kun
AInrncrun Tie Vhtcr.
PErERsHuNo. y. H., April 80
During ncayy shower yesterday
Aitcrnuon water spout uutst un
Fairbnuk llll west Of pctcr,bor0 and
caused the most damaging waShout
ever Krown here Water
CAME poWN1N suEtTs,
covering the entire mll.idc ami upon
rcaching the streets -wcpt everything
beiurcn II. Large rocks weighing two
tons were moved from their beds
and left in tho middle OF the street
At FAIRFIELD,
Fairfield, Maine, April 800 Tho
greatest ircshct since 1869 prevails
hero and water is sill rising Hpjdiy
The bulkhead Of the Somerset l.,
gone, taking with it $4,000 worth OF
logs. a big jam from Carratunta
went past here this morning. The
Pump Mill bridge has started and
unless held the other bridges viii be
endangered.
AT BANGOR.
Bangor, Maine, April 3O.-The wa
ter in Pcnob-cut river has reached a
very high point, Roads out of the
city are oycrnowed aud many cul-
yerts have been carried away. MI
merou, wa-houts have occurred on
the railroads and trains are delayed.
No serious damage has been done yet
in the city.
an AUGl STA.
Augusta Maine, April s0.-The
water in Kennebec is rising slowly.
Owners OF property on the wharyes
and in cellars along the rivipe arc re-
moving their effects TO higher
grounds
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
K = = +
THE TAIL OR.
>TNTi.NNIITiL.

Gubcrnatorini northumberland
I'mnd~--N ouu2 i5oIr--Notcs.
Special Dispatch 90 The ENam.ncr
AUSTIN, April 5o The governor
to- duy, made the iouowng appoint
mcnt, L. r. FulmOrc, y. g.. shelley
and W. NJ. Brown, 10 select site for
the African dent and dumb aud blind
asylum, TO be established in this city,
IT, y. North was appointcda dircc-
tor otthc lcrroil asylum,
The collector Of Dewitt county
settled to-day.
Receipts at the treasury to-day
were $4,000, making 100000 now in
the treasury.
Application to probotc the will of
Mrs. Mitchell who died a few day.
ago was mCdc to day The value of
the estate ia about $4,000 over half
of which goes to Howard Terrell
Youngest son of Judge Terrell. The
will gives him $1,000 per year until Ac
become of age.
The Austin Prohibitionist made its
appearance to-day.
The ladies held meeting this after
uoou to devise way to raise money
to aid the prohibition cause. The at.
tendance was large.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

Potted duck, chicken, game, turkey,
ham, etc for the picnic season, At b.
\. Little ~ CO's., successors to Bart
Moore.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
,omm,,.,oncrColmnn ncnic.

CuICAGo. April 80. THE recent in.
tcryicw with Commissioner Colmau
on the subject of olcomargorine IN
which that gentleman was quoted H.
saying that an Investigation by the
department showed TINT carcas-ce of
dogs and other animals were used in
the manufacture caused considerable
cNcitcmcnt among manufacturers
here. one large concern tclcgrnphcd
the commissioner Yesterday and re
ccivcd the following reply, under da,c
Of Washington, April 49:
81 have never said to any one that
olcomNrgArncIs made oi the carca-ses
oi dogs, horses, swine and dangerous
ucid NohMAN i. COLMAN,
Commissioner OF Agricultural
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01
tmI>rorsIN>'>N NIIsw.

IugIaud Become Democratic Without
~ntrgunrd Thc Press ot imeriUn.
ITHACA, April 3O.-Iu his lecture
before tho professors and the students
ut Cornell uiVcrsity yesterday, on
Recent Changes III English Poiticr,
Professor Goodwin smith, tho Eng
li-h historian, replied TO the question:
"Why should not ireland have Home
Rule ~ follows
I'VE English are not - Conicdcra
tion and you cannot make IL u Con
federation without totally altcring
and subvcrting the British COns,itu-
uon without doing away with the
sovereign power OF parliament and
without making Scotland, ireland
and Wales
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-01

Even if 80 fundamental u revolution
should bo thought of. the component
part Of the Tn t'd X ngdom uou'dnot
be ;.t ior federal miuu that rer ruirc
group Of equally powerful rtatcs
and by such confederation YOU would
have ireland. Scotland and Wnler in
caba against England
PROFESSOR SMITH
advises his hearers to guard against
the tone aud tendency OF the Amcrl.
cnn press which, me- said, WAS not so
Impartial as the literal prcss III Flu
rope. llc regarded the outlook Tor
the British nation Az
Nol VERY BRIGHT.
People began to talk OF terrible
thing: ia ~ much ~ the EIgii-h ma
ton hns siiddcn uucun-ciou-ly into
democracy without revising her con.
-ttutiou and with no Safeguards,
political wisdom seems now NJ u low
cbb and the traditional good sense of
the English people cSn only be look
ed to for td'ug tine ship Of rtGtc
through the present crisis.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-28

than butter" in his house when he was
young. But by plant subserviency to his
superiors all the obstacles to success have
been surmounted and Boulanger (the ''ba-
ker") is now the idol of the French capi-
talist class.
The poor French workers cry out for
bread; the bakers answer to them is
war" "go and take your bread from the
German worker" and this is hailed with
approval by the capitalists who desire to
see the discontented wage-slaves of both
countries cutting each others throats.
But the French workmen did not want
war and did not take the bait.
At the recent election to the chamber Of
deputies Boulanger put himself up as
candidate. The workers nominated against
him Revolutionary Socialist"
The cable gives the following account
of the result: .,
PARIS, May 22.-An eleution was held
to-day for deputy for the Seine. NJ. Mes
uvier received l9s, ,297 votes and General
Boulanger 33,03s.
The news of this victory, as usual, Is
suppressed by the capitalists press.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-28
FROM sINALOA.
Words from Comr.ds Thomas Young.

Worus from C0mrodo Vh0mAo Young.
ToPoLoBAMpO BAY, SINALOA, MEXICO,
April 25, 1887.
Editor Labor Enquirer.
All is quiet now at the bay. The chronic
grumblers have left us and gone home to
blow off their gas elsewere. They may
get home in time for the spring elections,
which are exciting so much attention at
present with you. Our sympathy is with
the workers in their struggle for justice
and right, which seems so slow in coming.
Our elections pass very quietly. Each
person writes out his own ballot for the
men for whom he wishes to vote. We do
not even name the men and women to be
voted for, and yet the right man comes to
the surface when needed every time.
We trust the people to do their own
thinking, and not allow packed caucuses
and conventions to do it for them; and
the right plan is the best every time. We
are getting down to system as fast as we
can, and hope that by the time the bars
are lowered again we shall be able to put
every man and woman proftably to work
out his or her salvation without being a
burden on his fellows. great work is
before US and hope we will be equal to
the emergency.
Did not tell you in my last that we
are starting weekly newspaper in manu-
script. As we are in want of a printing
press to do the work we will meet togeth-
er one night week to read the paper SO
that one copy shall do for all after our ed
itor has put the matter in proper shape.
The first number will apsear on Monday
evening next, April 25, and be called The
WaUe. We will pass it round to the va
rious settlements of the Credit Foncier
company. Necessity, they say, is the
mother of invention. We will thus get
get ready for our printing press from
Cassi Tonti, unless some worthy colonist
comes to our relief in the meantime by
importing good press, suitable to our
wants, and turn it into the colony and
work it on the cooperative plan, by the
exchange of services. There is no danger
of failure on this plan. We want the pa
per and the editor would want food and
clothing. We will be his readers and he
would supply US with matter to read.
Why sink your fortunes on the old COM
petitive plan of dog eat dogY" Cooper
ate! THOMAS YOUNG.